Big Daddy
Senior Member
Ithought the cranes normally rose up through an elevator shaft.
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Benito
Senior Member
I don't believe that they usually do.
AHK
Senior Member
Not generally. Tower cranes are normally in place long after the building has been topped off, hoisting the rooftop mechanical equipment, etc If the crane was based in the elevator shaft, then no top level elevator installation work could be started until the crane was removed, and the opening sealed up - would really delay availability of the elevators.
maestro
Senior Member
just an old heighter tale
am29
Active Member
Maybe it turns into the garbage shits? 
chutes?
No. The voids in the floor left by the crane are filled in after the crane is moved higher through the building. We've covered this in some front page stories.
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No. The voids in the floor left by the crane are filled in after the crane is moved higher through the building. We've covered this in some front page stories.
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wmedia
Senior Member
The curtain wall now going up on the west side looked good from the Gardiner last night.
Hamiltonian
Active Member
The curtain wall is what's going to (just barely) save this building. Yay.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
The shape doesn't??
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
Cautiously optimistic about the curtain wall. I think the podium has the most potential and is still the most compelling aspect of this project. Still lamenting the loss of that fantastic view of ICE from the islands.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
My unit at Luna Vista was one of the ones the crane went through. When I moved in, you could tell that was the case as the ceiling was patched poorly, and you could actually make out the lines from the edges of the hole. It ended up being fixed after submitting my Tarion warranty form though.
G.L.17
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Toron
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christiesplits
Senior Member
Just to confirm: Will the completed Ten York Condos completely block both Ice condos from the Island?
stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
No it will not